Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Greed"

A: to ooze = to seep out; to overflow slowly

ooze in particular often refers to goo or goo-like substances that are very disgusting. So its used here to make greed sound particularly evil and gross.

So "to ooze greed" = to exude/overflow with greed

A: Wanting/taking more than you need.

"He is a greedy man."

"Their greed corrupted this town."

"I'd rather be lazy than greedy."

A: It means= it's something i'm only greedy for. Greed= intense and selfish desires for something.

Hope this helps :)

A: It means that someone acted out of greed. It usually implies that this behavior is not normal for this person.

Example: my sister is usually very generous, but when my mom made cookies, she was overcome with greed. (meaning she ate most of the cookies, even though she usually shares things)

A:
"You are corrupted by greed." This means your actions are influenced by your greed. これは、あなたの行動が貪欲に影響されていることを意味します。

"One of the 7 deadly sins is greed."
The seven deadly sins is considered bad behavior in Christian practices. Greed is one of the seven. 七つの大罪は、キリスト教の実践において悪い行動と見なされています。グリードは7つのうちの1つです。

"He is yellow with greed." This means he is feeling very greedy. これは、彼が本当に貪欲に感じていることを意味します。

日本語がわかりにくかったらすいません。 Google 翻訳を使用しています。お役に立てば幸いです！

A: @GALLOSUM

Examples with greed as a noun:

"His insatiable greed is why people do not like him"

"If you live a life full of greed, you will surely die alone"

A: Greed is good.
His greed will be his downfall.

A: Even though greed isn't like a person that can kill you it can lead you to getting killed.

Hope that makes sense.

A: Greed is the desire to have much more than is necessary. It is difficult to justify it.
- Greed caused the rich king to look for more gold.
- The child's greed caused her to steal her friend's toy.

'Tight ass' is an impolite expression to describe a person who excessively avoids spending or sharing their money or resources (in the speaker's opinion). It is sometimes a judgmental expression because perhaps the person is just frugal (careful with their money or resources).
- He never buys candy from the students to help pay for school trips. He is such a tight ass.
- The wealthy couple decided to hire an inexperienced person to paint their house because it was much cheaper. Later, they regretted their tight assed decision.
- She never shares vegetables from her garden. She's a tight ass.

A: I am a native English speaker. I have never heard the word avarice. I looked it up. They mean two different things but over the years they are used to mean the same thing. Greed is most used to describe food and other possessions (including money. Avarice is used only to relate to wealth (money).
Example for avarice: "Avarice for wealth led him to a path which made him rich but he lost all his friends along the way."
Example for greed: "Greed of people has led to scarcity of resources on earth."
I have never heard anyone say avarice before so I would not put too much effort into understanding the difference between avarice and greed.

A: They both mean the same. Not much difference.

Ex.
His actions were driven by greed.

His actions were driven by avarice.

A: Yes, looks correct to me!

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A: × Get only one! why are you so greed?
✓ Just take one! Why are you so greedy?

× Get it back except one.
✓ Put it all back except one.

A: × I don't have greed of money.
✓ I am not greedy regarding money.

A: I would say mostly natural. The use of let go instead of forget would be favoured.

A: I understand. The way you write it makes it sound very poetic. You could also say this:

If you throw away all your greed, you will feel more free.

A: Instead, you might say "Stop being greedy." or "Don't be greedy."